hifalutin造句

• "It's a more hifalutin, high-toned label.
• A . I have trouble with those hifalutin things even with the instructions.
• "This hifalutin lobbyist group came down and said for $ 100, 000, they'd guarantee our song would get it.
• "Rembrandt / Not Rembrandt " maintains a safe distance from these hifalutin questions and sticks to the facts, or as close to them as possible.
• Think of " Fancy " not as a term for the hifalutin or overly ornate, but as covering a definite period in American taste, like neo-Classical or Victorian.
• Means the same, but is too hifalutin to offend ), you seize the opportunity to appear loyal, chivalrous and true-blue without having to deal with the lies themselves.
• It's because I can now watch wrestling around the clock, thanks to a new device that brings in 800 channels, many of which are not too hifalutin to bring back the golden age of TV wrestling.
• They might have become real characters if Warlick had written a longer book and allowed us to see more of them and their history, or if Mavis were not so infatuated with her own thoughts, feelings, memories, immature hifalutin ways of seeing ordinary things and with her own voice.
• And far from being a catharsis to cleanse New York City education of its poisons, Ocean Hill-Brownsville came to stand as a symbol of hifalutin good intentions gone awry _ an effort to transfer power from a hidebound bureaucracy back to the people that turned into a political and educational disaster.
• Budd Wilkins wrote of the set in " Slant Magazine, " The Herschell Gordon Lewis Feast " should provide ample evidence that Lewis who produced, directed, wrote, shot, edited, and / or scored his own films truly deserves the epithet of auteur usually accorded to far more hifalutin filmmakers ."
• Of course, " Vanity Fair " is a social commentary, while " Melrose Place " was a commentary about crazy, sexy people and Heather Locklear's legs . " Vanity Fair " is also a lot more hifalutin'than any Fox nighttime soapfest, although not as hifalutin'as it wants to be.
• Of course, " Vanity Fair " is a social commentary, while " Melrose Place " was a commentary about crazy, sexy people and Heather Locklear's legs . " Vanity Fair " is also a lot more hifalutin'than any Fox nighttime soapfest, although not as hifalutin'as it wants to be.
• As portrayed by Alan Taylor in his book " William Cooper's Town, " which won the Pulitzer Prize for history this year, Cooper was a Quaker-born, badly educated wheelwright who parlayed a hifalutin ambition and a gift for real estate speculation into a judgeship and a stint as a United States congressman.
• Status is now worthily achieved, not born to, and while a status seeker juggling status symbols is considered a little tacky, the terms are not quite as pejorative as social climber, sniveling or otherwise . ( That is usually pronounced STAT-us, as in statistics, by the hifalutin, and STATE-us by the hoi polloi.
• If you want to take on the comments, and since your userpage states : " I am an American attorney with an interest in Income tax in the United States ", then how about a little one on one, you and I . You, a hifalutin big city lawyer, and me, a dumb ex-truck driver.